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Companies willing to open up to external shareholders and greater scrutiny as pandemic exacerbates pressures
Family-controlled companies tend to take a cautious approach to risk and plan for the long term
Gulf state talks to local conglomerates over end of sales monopolies as it tries to attract more investment
Great-grandson of newspaper’s founder wins enough shareholder support for takeover bid
Lindsell Train’s co-founder says offer for Daily Mail publisher has ‘definite appeal’ ahead of vote
Majedie Asset Management remains opposed after family’s ‘final’ bid raises offer by £35m
The 45-year-old entrepreneur talks about inheritance tax, unusual demands and how he spends his own fortune
Investors that may have previously confined themselves to public markets are now clomping all over the venture capital landscape
J O Hambro ‘underwhelmed and unconvinced’ by Lord Rothermere’s plan for family takeover
Institutions set up to manage the financial assets of rich families have quietly become key investors in financial markets
A generations-old culture is in decline, with post-Brexit changes to subsidies and trade making things worse
From sibling squabbles to inheritance infighting, the HBO series has a rich history of familial strife on which to draw
The real-estate dealers at the heart of Netflix’s reality show have more to offer than high-end properties
Danish industrial group’s factories running throughout weekend as industry booms
American vacation staple struggles with kinks of an economy emerging from the pandemic
Potential £810m deal would depend on sale of company’s insurance risk business
Restoration of La Samaritaine store in Paris underlines strength of LVMH brand
A wealthy couple’s break-up need not spell the end of their foundation or company — if they avoid the pitfalls
Too little argument can be as bad as too much. Better ‘constructive conflict’ than ‘fake harmony’, says the book
Brothers Nick and Adam Baylis on how executive education gave them the tools to expand
Family wealth divides Koreans as investors see succession opportunity
With assets of less than $100m, a private wealth service has seemed off-limits — until now
Challenges grow for US family businesses to compete with big-box and online rivals
This week the scion of the venerable group pulled off one of the biggest restructurings in its history
In his twilight years, the question of what happens to the Murdoch media dynasty still seems to involve a family struggle
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